An electric winch will draw a substantial amount of power from its battery, usually a lot more than the 25-amp rating for the Hopkins 12-Volt Power Inverter Adapter # HM11147650 that you referenced.
For instance, Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Marine Winch # DL25215 draws as much as 70-amps. Bulldog Electric Winch # BDW15020 draws as much as 340-amps at full load. This is why winches should always be wired with a dedicated battery connection using a heavy-gauge winch installation kit... view full answer...
The Master Lock Electric Trailer Winch # 2953AT includes a 3-post mounting plate intended for installation on a hitch ball, but this winch could also use the Dutton-Lainson Angle Mounting Plate # DL24059. view full answer...
The Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Trailer Winch - Marine - 1,500 lbs # TW4015 requires a winch stand or mounting bracket.
For the StrongArm you can use the Dutton-Lainson Mounting Adapter Plate for StrongArm Electric Winches # DL24055 if you have a narrow winch stand or the Dutton-Lainson Angle Mounting Plate for StrongArm Electric Winches # DL24059 if your stand is at an angle. You will need Dutton-Lainson Quick Mount Kit for StrongArm Electric Winches # DL70309 as well.
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I am not familiar with the Trax Electric Winches so I am not sure what their mounting plates look like. However, the Dutton-Lainson winch mounting plate # DL24059 has the top 2 holes spaced 2-1/2" apart. Then the third hole in the middle is down 3" from the center line between the top two holes.
If your Trax 3500 Electric Winch plate has the same dimentions, this mounting plate will fit your winch. I attached a diagram outlining the dimensions for your convenience. view full answer...
The electric winch you referenced, Superwinch LT2000 Electric Utility Winch # 1120210, is a remote-control-equipped 12V winch with a 50-foot wire rope that has a line pull rating of 2000-lbs and a line speed of 2.5-feet/minute. This winch has more than enough capacity to pull your 250-lb Pronto electric mobility chair up the ramp of your mobility carrier. According to my contact at Superwinch, a better choice is a winch with a braking system, such as the Terra 2500, part # SW1125220. This... view full answer...
Choosing the correct electric trailer winch for your needs is a bit of a tricky task. The weight capacity of a winch will be affected by many factors such as the weight of the object, angle at which the object is being pulled, the number of layers there is on the drum, in addition to static vs rolling loads.
The angle at which the car will need to be pulled up the trailer in addition to layers of wire on the drum will be offset by the rolling load therefore a 4,000 lb winch should be... view full answer...
The Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Winch part # DL25200 is a great electric winch for a boat trailer and it comes with a 20' strap. It also has a 4,000 lb weight which will be plenty for most small-medium boats. view full answer...
Yes, the correct remote and wiring harness for the Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Winch part # DL25215 is the Dutton-Lainson Remote Hand-Held Switch for DC StrongArm SA Series Electric Winches part # DL24054. The Dutton-Lainson remote is compatible with all SA series winches and features a remote that is usable up to 10' away. As the remote adapter is made specially for this winch, it will plug directly into your current winch. view full answer...
You are correct in that an electric winch listed weight capacity refers to it's line pull strength. A common ratio for determining your winch load capacity is 2:1. For example, a 2,000-lb boat would require a 1,100-lb winch. There are extenuating factors, however, that will determine the appropriate winch size for your purposes.
The ratio can be stretched to 3:1 in instances when the trailer in use has high-quality rollers and is most commonly used on ramps where boats float most of the... view full answer...
In most cases the Dutton-Lainson TW4000 StrongArm Electric Winch # DL25200 can be used to replace the Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch # DL15103. Both these have mounting holes which run down the center of the mounting plate for attaching to most boat towers. And while your hand winch has a smaller footprint the 7" handle is still going to give you a good representation of the overall size of the electric winch. As long as your handle has clearance you should not have any issues with fitment... view full answer...
The Superwinch Winch 2 Go 4000 SR # SW1140232 includes a mounting plate that bolts to the bottom of the winch's main housing. This yellow steel plate itself has four exposed mounting holes to allow it to be secured to a stationary surface. The center to center spacing of these four mounting holes is 8-1/4 x 9-1/4-inches.
It is not intended to install on a winch mount like # C31010 which has standard winch mounting holes to accept a winch like # BDW15019. This 4400-lb-rated winch includes... view full answer...
There is not a custom winch mount for your model ATV, however if you have a 2 inch trailer hitch receiver like # C45006, you could use a Winch Receiver Mount like # BDW20155.
With a mount combination like this, you could absolutely use an electric winch. My recommendation is the Bulldog Winch Powersports Series ATV Winch # BDW15014 which will work very well for your application and give you easy to use controls at your handlebars. I've attached a video to assist and you can see the prices... view full answer...
The mounting bolt pattern for the Superwinch LT2000 Electric Utility Winch, # 1120210, is two holes, 3.15 inches apart.
This winch can be mounted in place of a manual winch and my contact at Superwinch assured me that the unit is waterproof so you should have no problem when using this on your boat trailer.
Please keep in mind that the Superwinch LT2000 Electric Utility Winch, # 1120210, has a line pull capacity of 2,000 pounds. view full answer...
We do not carry Ramsey winches, but from what I could find on the Ramsey 15000 winch it uses a 10" x 4.5" mounting pattern. As long as that is correct, then the Curt Trailer Hitch Electric Winch Mount Plate # C31010 would work for your winch. I recommend that you measure the bolt mounting pattern on your winch to confirm. view full answer...
I would be happy to help you! When it comes to choosing an electric winch or any winch for a boat trailer, there are a few general rules we can use. The boat-size-to-winch capacity is generally 2 to 1. With good rollers and short winching distances, the ration can increase to 3 to 1 and with wooden bunks and long winching distances, you will want to reduce the capacity to 1 to 1. Since you have plastic sides instead of carpet you will probably be in the 2 to 1 range. I recommend the Dutton-Lainson... view full answer...
Yes, the Bulldog Winch Hitch Mounted Winch Mounting Plate with Handles part # BDW20011 will work with the Warn Electric Winch M12 as they both use the same industry standard winch mounting hole spacing which is 4-1/2" wide x 10 long. view full answer...
It's very possible for you to swap out your cable for a strap on your electric boat winch, but you first need to make sure that your winch is rated for use with a strap as some haven't been tested and approved for this. You should be able to verify this in your instructions/manual, but if you can't find it just let me know what winch you have and I can help you figure this out.
For example, the 3K Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Winch # DL24870 has a 7/32" diameter x 25' long cable but... view full answer...
Trailer and Vehicle Electric Winch Wiring Kit, # BDW20207, is designed to work on a vehicle with a trailer mounted winch. But you could use it if the winch is mounted at the front or rear of the truck, just not both at the same time without an additional kit. I have included a link to a video showing a typical installation for you. I have also included a link to our FAQ article that covers different ways to wire an electric winch. view full answer...
A good replacement option for your 2,000 lb Superwinch X1 electric winch is another 2k winch, from Bulldog Winch:
- Bulldog Winch Utility Winch - Wire Rope - 2,000 lbs # BDW15008
The # BDW15008 uses a remote, so there isn't a switch built into the winch (winches now use a rocker switch or remote almost exclusively as opposed to a switch on the winch). It comes with 50 feet of steel cable, and has a 3-1/8" center-to-center mounting pattern. view full answer...
The Superwinch LT2000 Electric Utility Winch, 2,000 lbs, item # 1120210, has a 2,000 pound line pull rating. That means that as long as your boat and everything inside the boat weighs less that 2,000 pounds, he should be fine with this winch. view full answer...
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